Holiday Greetings from New Geography

Here?s to the end of our 31st month publishing NewGeography.com. It?s been another good year of steady growth. Thanks for reading, for the good natured arguments, and your submissions. We hope your holiday season is relaxing and safe (for me it?s a 350 mile drive across the frozen tundra.)

Here?s a look at of some of our most popular pieces over the past year.

January

The War Against Suburbia

Reducing Travel Congestion and Improving Travel Options in Los Angeles

Housing Affordability as Public Policy: The New Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey

Beyond Neo-Victorianism: A Call for Design Diversity

February

America on the Rise

A Race of Races

March

What American Demographics Will Look Like in 2050

Midwest Success Stories

New Traffic Scorecard Reinforces Density-Traffic Congestion Nexus

Let?s Not Fool Ourselves On Urban Growth

April

Best Cities Rankings

Finding Good in this Bad Time

May

Is it Game Over for Atlanta?

Bungled Parliament: The Price of Pursuing Safe Society Over Growth and Opportunity

Shanghai: The Rise of the Global City

June

The Future of America?s Working Class

Time to Dismantle the American Dream?

The Suburban Exodous, Are We There Yet?

July

How Texas Avoided the Great Recession

?James Drain? Hits Cleveland

Civic Choices: The Quality Vs. Quantity Dilemma

August

The Golden State?s War on Itself

The Beginning of the Great Deconstruction

Urban Legends, Why Suburbs Not Dense Cities are the Future

City Thinking is Stuck in the 90s

Can the Suburban Fringe be Downtown-Adjacent?

September

The New World Order

City Size Does Not Matter Much Anymore

October

The Smackdown of the Creative Class

Greetings from Recoveryland, Ten Places to Watch Coming out of the Great Recession

The World?s Fastest Growing Cities

The Privitization-Industrial Complex

November

I Opt Out of California

The Rise of the Efficient City

The Other Chambers of Commerce